Add device info to requests

[wchill]

Currently a blank device info is sent. This adds support for passing in your own device info.
Also persists session_hash to last between requests.

Example usage:

device_info = {}
device_info['device_id'] = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
device_info['device_brand'] = "Apple"
device_info['device_model'] = "iPhone"
device_info['device_model_boot'] = "iPhone8,2"
device_info['hardware_manufacturer'] = "Apple"
device_info['hardware_model'] = "N66AP"
device_info['firmware_brand'] = "iPhone OS"
device_info['firmware_type'] = "9.3.3"

api = PGoApi(provider="google", username="wchill", password="password", position_lat=0.0, position_lng=0.0, position_alt=0.0, device_info=device_info)

[keyphact]

👍

[ghost]

Would it be possible to generate a random a device_id with https://docs.python.org/3/library/uuid.html?

[peterbaumert]

Sadly this raises an attribute error here, is there anything else to change?

[Noctem]

@imapokemon4 Yeah.

import uuid
device_id = uuid.uuid4().hex

[ghost]

@Noctem does the other device info matter?

[Noctem]

@imapokemon4 Presumably, yes. If you're going to go to the trouble of generating a UUID, you might as well provide the rest of the information. We don't really know what they will and won't check on their end.

[ghost]

@Noctem I think what I meant ask was: Does the other device info need to correspond at all to the generated UUID?

[peterbaumert]

@imapokemon4 still getting File "/poke/scanner/pgoapi/pgoapi.py", line 223, in call
request = RpcApi(self._auth_provider, self.device_info)
File "/poke/scanner/pgoapi/pgoapi.py", line 314, in getattr
raise AttributeError

[Noctem]

@imapokemon4 Oh, no. It should just be random, unless there's a difference in lengths between iOS and Android or something. But at least on iOS it's just 32 hexadecimal digits.

[ghost]

@peterbaumert You're getting that error while trying to use a randomly generated UUID?

[ghost]

@peterbaumert I haven't actually tried it yet myself.

[peterbaumert]

Im getting this error no matter what device info I use :D
It occurs every time on get_map_objects.

[peterbaumert]

Or did get_map_objects arguments change also and I'm missing some?
I use api.get_map_objects(latitude=position[0], longitude=position[1], since_timestamp_ms=timestamps, cell_id=cell_ids)

[Noctem]

@peterbaumert I believe #109 fixes that attribute error.

[peterbaumert]

@Noctem perfect thank you so much, will try later when i got time

[trippyhat]

Does the device_id have to be a certain length or pattern?

[trippyhat]

@Noctem I'm getting the AttributeError as well and I'm running the latest code on master (commit e4f1c9a). It happens on get_map_objects() request.

Here is what I have:

        device_info['device_id'] = uuid.uuid4().hex
        device_info['device_brand'] = "Apple"
        device_info['device_model'] = "iPhone"
        device_info['device_model_boot'] = "iPhone8,2"
        device_info['hardware_manufacturer'] = "Apple"
        device_info['hardware_model'] = "N66AP"
        device_info['firmware_brand'] = "iPhone OS"
        device_info['firmware_type'] = "9.3.3"

        self.api = pgoapi.PGoApi(device_info=device_info)

[peterbaumert]

@trippyhat the pr #109 from @Noctem isn't merged yet so you need to do that manually.

[trippyhat]

@peterbaumert Thanks, I added in #109 and it's working now!

[trippyhat]

Is the device_id the IMEI, ICCID, or MEID?

[dnsBlah]

UUID is nothing related with your SIM or Carrier...